On the recordMarch 10, 2014
When I was a young person, one of the first lessons that I learned was that you have got to quit picking at the scab or your wound will never heal.
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congress.govWhen I was a young person, one of the first lessons that I learned was that you have got to quit picking at the scab or your wound will never heal.
Rohrabacher emphasizes the importance of healing rather than reopening old wounds.
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